Hidradentitis supparativa, a chronic disease that inflames and scars the skin

Scleroderma, a chronic condition that can harden and tighten the skin

Drug reactions

Innovation Spanning Two Centuries

Since the 1800s, we have led the way in developing new treatments for skin conditions, including:

Psoralen plus ultraviolet light (PUVA) therapy for psoriasis

Tunable dye/laser treatment of vascular birthmarks

Q-stitch ruby laser treatment of pigmentation and tattoos

We also opened the first multidisciplinary center for patients with cutaneous melanoma in 1966.

In the 21st century, we continue to break new ground. The Clinical Unit for Research Trials in Skin helps patients who have not responded to traditional treatments and develops novel therapies, diagnostics, clinical procedures and medications. And our Cutaneous Biology Research Center works on discovering fundamental principles and genetics that contribute to maintaining healthy skin and treating disease.

A Full-Service Center of Dermatological Excellence

With more than 60,000 visits annually, we are trusted by patients throughout New England. Our services include: